First round-table discussion on corporate security and AI held in Turin
A five-stop roadshow organised by 4.Manager in partnership with *Il Sole 24 Ore* gets underway on 8 July: a dialogue between experts and businesses on new technologies, employment, cyber security and cyber safety
Digital transformation is profoundly changing the very concept of corporate security. Emerging technologies (artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, wearable devices, advanced sensor technology, drones, automation and digital platforms) are, in fact, expanding the possibilities for prevention, monitoring and the protection of people in industrial settings. At the same time, however, the increasing digitalisation of industrial processes is exposing businesses to new vulnerabilities. So much so that, today, data security, cyber security, business continuity, information governance and organisational accountability have become increasingly central issues.
Building on these reflections, on Wednesday 8 July, in Turin at the Unione Industriali, a discussion will take place on ‘Corporate security in the age of AI’, marking the first stop on the ‘Corporate Culture 2026 – Values that Create Value’, promoted by 4.Manager in collaboration with *Il Sole 24 Ore*. Five events across the country will explore the role of corporate culture as a strategic lever for business growth and the development of the national economy.
At the Turin event (which is an in-person event; to take part, you must register on the website: 24oreventi.com/sicurezzadimpresa), the discussion will focus on the value of prevention in the age of artificial intelligence and the urgent need for an integrated approach to security. The underlying argument is that, with the increasing digitalisation of production processes, the issue of security has taken on an increasingly integrated dimension. In other words, protecting data, information and systems is no longer solely a matter for the administrative sphere or office IT tools: it increasingly concerns business continuity, industrial security and even the protection of people.
The event on 8 July therefore aims to provide a forum for practical discussion between businesses, managers and experts, highlighting real-life examples of innovation and security management – both physical and digital – whilst fostering an open dialogue on the opportunities and challenges that companies face when introducing new technologies, in the evolution of organisational models and in building a culture of integrated prevention. The event will therefore not be limited to simply presenting ‘best practices’.
The proceedings will be opened by Francesca Mazzolari, Managing Director of 4.Manager, alongside Paola Boromei, Chief Operating Officer of the Il Sole 24 ORE Group, and Eleonora Faina, Deputy Director of the Turin Industrialists’ Association.
